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Mentions in press and media 7
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| Mar 17, 2008 | Life-science briefing: Monday, March 17, 2008 | TODAY’S HEADLINES: Defibrillator maker Cameron Health takes in $14M (VBLS exclusive) Miramar Labs gets $20M for “aesthetic” devices (VBLS exclusive) Nellix raises $6.5M for aneurysm grafts (VBLS exclusive) Vessel-clog remover Chestnut Medic... |
| Nov 17, 2007 | 23andMe lets you search and share your genome — today | (UPDATED: See below.) Personal genomics is finally here. 23andMe, the Google-backed startup that promises to let individuals search and share their personal genetic information, just unveiled its service on its Web site. (A formal announcem... |
| Nov 7, 2007 | Navigenics finally offers you a peek at your genome — except not really, and not yet | (UPDATED: See below.) So at long last, one of the personal-genomics companies we’ve been writing about since May has finally launched its service. Navigenics, the Redwood City, Calif., startup that promises users a “personalized genetics an... |
| Oct 23, 2007 | Will 23andMe and Navigenics lock up your genome and charge you for the key? | Over the last few months, startups like 23andMe and Navigenics have attracted a fair bit of attention for promising to let ordinary people search through their own genomes to better understand their disease risk, genealogy and ancestry. (Fo... |
| Oct 17, 2007 | Genetic genealogy hits the big time | No question about it, genetic genealogy — the hobby of using genetic tests to trace your ancestry and, in some cases, to locate previously unknown relatives — is hot these days. Today, of course, brought the news that Ancestry.com, a geneal... |
| Oct 1, 2007 | Complete Genomics and BioNanomatrix rev up the fast, cheap and out-of-control genome race | Things are starting to get crowded in the race to sequence entire human genomes quickly and relatively cheaply — usually meaning somewhere in the territory of $1,000 per genome, compared to the $100,000+ it costs with current technology. At... |
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What has the press written about eviCore Lab Management?
Parsers VC has collected 7 articles mentioning eviCore Lab Management, among them “Life-science briefing: Monday, March 17, 2008” (Mar 17, 2008) and “23andMe lets you search and share your genome — today” (Nov 17, 2007).
Is eviCore Lab Management still active?
Yes, eviCore Lab Management is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Feb 9, 2011.